New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1887-05-04

The weapon went Oh, striking Mrs Imen|
in the abdomen. She would have become
q mother in a few days. The child was
born dead, with a bullet hole. through it's
head. The mother is dying.
At Providence, r. i, the silversmiths
employed at the German Manufacturing
company's works have voted to disband
to which they belong.
Fire destroyed block OF buildings in
Plymouth, Pa, which were valued tS12,-
600 and had stock Of $50, OOO. Half in
sured.
81. A. Fry of Fort Benton learned that
he had drawn $50, 600 i'll a lottery.
S. s. Cox is hard at work on his new
book In Washington, and will not go home
until next month.
Senator Don Cameron is making $780,.
600 year by his real estate operations
in Washington.
In a conversation with Senator German
OF Maryland, who enjoys the distinction Of
being an Important factor in the last cam
palgn growing out Of his connection with
the national executive committee, it was
stated that the president had frequently
expressed himself as strongly against a
second term, as he has been frequently
represented in the press.
The engineer bureau officers have been
engaged in the preparations OF plans for
the prosecution of work on the river and
harbor improvements in Minnesota Not
withstanding the pocket Veto OF the
river and harbor bill considerable work
will be done this season, but not on SO ex-
tended a plan as the engineers hoped would
be possible.
George W. Morgan OF Arkansas has been
appointed chief OF the pre- emption de-
n4rtrnant m fho 1o,, nH1
Thomas G. Reams, postoffice Inspector on
mail depredations at Portland, Or, has
resigned.
The five story building on State street,
Brooklyn, occupied by the Vosburg Man
ufacturlng company was burned with the
valuable stock and machinery. The loss
on the building was $50, 900; on stock,
100000; on machinery. $4,000. The
loss is nearly covered by insurance.
Acting Secretary Muldrow issues, an i'm
portant order regarding the standing OF
loan agencies before the general land office.
Messrs. Short, East India merchants OF
London and Birmingham, have failed. Lii
abilities, $50, 900.
In the Canadian parliament at ttawa,
anti-eoercion resolutions were carried 135
to AZ.
1t is reported that Judge McLeary, OF the
First Montana circuit, contemplates re-
signing on account OF his health and re-
turning to resume his old practice in Texas.
Mr.. Gladstone said in his speech against
Mr.. Goschen's budget that he believed the
country was becoming richer than ever and
had added 500, 900, 900 to her wealth in
recent years.
Senator Palmer OF Michigan has been on
an extended tour through France, Italy
and Germany. He is now in London.
Gen. Greeley is considering proposition
OF Gen. Butler to rent the Butler mansion
in Washington for the signal office.
The subscriptions to the new Russian
loan foot up to ten times the amount asked.
The Crown Prince Frederick William is
recovering rapidly at Ems. His hoarseness
has disappeared.
The Illinois house has passed bill to
prohibit idiots, insane persons and inmates
OF prisons from marrying.
A Providence special says that doc"
Levi Wilson, who is widely known through
his famous suit against Philip L. Moen,
the barbed wire manufacturer of Worces.
ter, attempted suicide because his wife left
him.
Stephen Salisbury OF Worcester, Mass,
has just given the Worcester Technical in
stitute 100000 for a laboratory.
Summer excursion tickets from st. Paul
and Minneapolis to Denver, Colorado
Springs and Pueblo will besold for $4S. SO.
Vice President William D. Morgan, OF the
New York produce exchange, is dead.
T. j. Seaman, freight brakeman on the
Fort Wayne railroad, has been arrested
at Pittsburg on a charge OF robbing freight
trains This is the first arrest made out
side OF the wholesale arrests on the Pan
Handle lines. Others will follow.
At Milwaukee, the jury in the Bay View
riot cases brought in a verdict against H.
s. Kiczypczynski, John Dulna, Stephen
the riots last May Sentence was not pro-
nounced.
H. H. Porter OF the Omaha road, buys
the Chicago & Eastern Illinois railway.
The funeral Of Alexander Mitchell took
place from St. James Episcopal church.
milwaukee. It was the largest funeral
with one exception-that Of Archbishop
Henning-ever held in Milwaukee
At Rockford, ILL.,, Edward Jarebek, cook
at a hotel, shot himself through the heart
because Ella May Gaspama, q waiter girl,
had refused to marry him. The body will
BE- sent to Plymouth, Iowa, for burial.
The marriage of Charles B. Alexander OF
New York, and Harriet Croker. daughter
OF Charles Croker, ex-presidenu OF the
Southern Pacific company, was celebrated
at Grace Church, San Francisco, Rev. r.
R. Spalding officiating. The edifce was
crowded with the most fashionable people
OF San Francisco.
Mr.. N. Kellogg the weather prophet at
st. Paul, predicts for the month OF May
planetary disturbing conditions May / to
3 5: May May II and 10; May 81 and
May %. The temperature will average
the mean OF the season, it will be as usual
for May. Mercury will be in perihelion
May 20.
By the FIRE in Allegheny City, Pa, Sophie
Boles and Fred Schultz were burned to
death, and William Eberman and two
Greeks named Hogitzmen and Prellenzen
were fatally injured by jumping from
windows.
Gen. Belknap practices law in Washing
ton, lives quietly and comfortably, dresses
faultlessly, and /, in the opinion OF his friends,
will soon be .'vindicated.1 2
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